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.../her desire (Lacan 1977 [1959], p. 313). This fading of the subject in the fantastic scenario that supports his/her desire is what makes desire opaque to the su

...n Freud spoke of religion as an [[illusion]], he maintained that it is a [[fantastic]] [[structure]] from which a man must be set free if he is to grow to [[mat

For a long [[time]], the Balkans have been one of the privileged sites of fantastic investments. Gilles [[Deleuze]] said: "Si vous etes pris dans le reve de l'

...[[object]]s which [[pass]] into the [[analyst]] by some kind of [[fantasy|fantastic]] [[introjection|incorporation]].

...in turn had heard from someone in the camps, who was sure that ... [insert fantastic particulars here]. Critics of such hearsay-scholarship had a point. But wha

...[Kafka]] that the worlds of his novels are an irrational or exaggerated, a fantastic and subjectively distorted version of “modern bureaucracy and the fate of

..., obsessive, and so on). The phantom's [[universe]] can be objectivized in fantastic stories. There then occurs a [[particular]] [[affect]] that [[Freud]] descr

...n constituted a basic "scheme" for ontogenetic development, "provoking the fantastic rewriting of many infantile experiences, in conformity to the [[universal]]

...definite [[social]] relation between men, that assumes, in their eyes, the fantastic [[form]] of a relation between things'. 14 The [[value]] of a certain commo

...</ref> We must have great sex lives, fulfilling jobs, interesting hobbies, fantastic vacations. If we do not, we have somehow failed. We are [[guilty]]-inadequa

...The [[Void]] Called Subject”. What Lacan adds to this debate is that the fantastic itinerary of the subject of desire is to heal the wound introduced by the a

...books/catherine-malabou/the-heidegger-change/ The Heidegger Change: On the Fantastic in Philosophy]

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...masterpiece of the good realistic principle—the principle that the most fantastic thing of all is often the precise fact. And that elvish kind of realism Dic ...so what Chesterton says about Dickens's "eerie realism" in which "the most fantastic thing of all is often the precise fact": "a shock goes through my blood" wh